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SLTC was proud to be a part of the Colombo event of the 100th Year Quantum Anniversary Project, held on 11th September 2025 at BMICH. The event was organized by the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation. The event, themed “Employability in the Quantum Era – Tomorrow’s Careers in Engineering, Life Sciences & Sustainability,” brought together over 400 A/L Science students from leading schools in the Western Province. SLTC’s presence was highlighted by the participation of our esteemed Council Member, Prof. Rosa, who joined the panel discussion and shared his thoughts on “How Quantum Science has Helped Shape Modern Careers”. In addition to the panel discussion, SLTC actively engaged with students through its exhibition space, where STEM-related innovations and interactive demonstrations were showcased. Our representatives interacted with attendees, guiding them on future-ready career pathways and opportunities in science, technology, and engineering. This event was a powerful platform to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and innovators to thrive in the quantum era.

Our final-year BBM (Hons) Supply Chain Management & Operations Management students had the privilege of visiting Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) as part of their Import and Export Management module. The field visit offered students a unique opportunity to experience air cargo operations, an essential link in the global supply chain that ensures the smooth flow of goods across international borders. By observing cargo handling processes in action, students were able to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical industry insights in real-world logistics. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Chitrananda Jayasekera, Mr. Rajatha Medawewa, Mr. W.A.D.B. Thushara, and the BIA team for their invaluable support in making this experience possible. At SLTC, we remain committed to shaping industry-ready graduates and guiding the next generation of supply chain professionals to excel in the dynamic world of global trade and logistics.

The SLTC MBA community gathered on 30th August 2025 at Che Adventure Park for an inspiring Outbound Training Programme. The program was designed to go beyond classroom learning, immersing students in team challenges, leadership tasks, and adventure-based activities that enhanced their collaboration, resilience, and problem-solving skills – key attributes of impactful business leaders. This memorable experience not only strengthened bonds within the MBA cohort but also provided valuable lessons in leadership and adaptability. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this event a resounding success!

SLTC proudly marked its very first participation at the prestigious Profood Propack & Agbiz Exhibition 2025, and it was nothing short of a success! 🌱 Over three dynamic days, our stall became a hub of innovation, learning, and collaboration, attracting the attention of students, professionals, and industry leaders. Visitors had the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge ideas and creative solutions presented by our talented students and staff, highlighting the exciting future of agriculture and biosystems engineering. This milestone achievement was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the Department of Agricultural Technology and the Department of Biosystems Engineering, who worked hand in hand to showcase the transformative potential of technology in shaping the future of agriculture. Their contributions reflected not only academic excellence but also SLTC’s commitment to real-world innovation. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who visited our stall and supported us during this remarkable journey. Your encouragement and enthusiasm continue to inspire us to reach greater heights.

The SLTC Admissions and Outreach Team was glad to be a part of the Nova Expo held at Vidyarathna University College, Horana from 27th to 30th August. Throughout the event, the team supported students by sharing insights about the wide range of programs available at SLTC and offering career guidance to help them select suitable higher education pathways. The initiative provided an excellent platform to connect with students, understand their aspirations, and guide them toward making confident and informed academic choices. By contributing to events like Nova Expo, SLTC continues to strengthen its bond with schools and students across the country, empowering the next generation to explore opportunities and take their next steps toward success.

The SkillUp Sri Lanka Career Guidance Session, conducted in collaboration with the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation, was held today at St. Anne’s Balika Maha Vidyalaya, Wattala, with the goal of inspiring and guiding students to make informed decisions about their academic and professional futures. The session featured Mr. Asitha Sanjaya Kumara Wijayawardena, Senior Lecturer and Head of the Department of Software Engineering from the Faculty of Computing and IT at SLTC. With his wealth of expertise, he shared valuable insights into the rapidly evolving fields of technology, software engineering, and digital innovation, helping students understand the exciting opportunities that lie ahead in these industries. Throughout his session, Mr. Wijayawardena emphasized the importance of developing essential skills, embracing creativity and innovation, and preparing to thrive in a world that is increasingly driven by digital transformation. He also provided practical guidance on higher education pathways and how students can align their personal strengths with their career aspirations to achieve long-term success. By creating such impactful learning opportunities, the SkillUp initiative continues to empower young learners across Sri Lanka. Together with the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation, SLTC remains committed to equipping the next generation with the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to excel in both local and global arenas.